Parent Talk

Learn a style of communication that models and promotes respect, encourages appropriate behavior, and effectively delivers consequences and positive discipline when children choose behaviors that are inappropriate.

This 6 session workshop authored by Chick Moorman and Thomas Haller focuses on the language we use .when talking to and with our children.  Participants will learn a style of communication that models and promotes respect, encourages appropriate behavior, and effectively delivers consequences and positive discipline when children choose behaviors that are inappropriate.  Topic covered include eliminating unwanted behaviors, setting limits, teaching about consequences, giving effective feedback, promoting independence, and developing character.

Questions? Contact:

Courtney Aldrich

Program Instructor - Child and Family Development
aldric82@msu.edu
517-552-6909

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